This position performs technical work related to engineering and planning functions for one of the nation’s largest ports. Work involves design and drafting of in-house civil and other multi-disciplined engineering projects, development of planning and conceptual infrastructure layouts, support and development of legal descriptions and plats for commercial real estate transactions, maintenance of as-built and other graphic documentation using AutoCAD and Arc Info / Arc Map or other drawing or GIS computer software, and field support to include inspection and observation of construction activities and collection of GPS based survey data.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Prepares in-house civil and multi-discipline engineering plans based on sketches and verbal instructions provided by engineers and project managers

Builds and maintains the Port’s GIS data base by importing drawings, field data, and other information

Supports PCCA staff with GIS mapping, analysis, and documentation

Assists in building a GIS-based Asset Management Program

Inspects field conditions and construction work on selected maintenance and capital construction projects and reports to the assigned PCCA project manager

Assists in organizing and maintaining the Engineering Department Flat File Drawing System and in organizing and maintaining the electrical drawing data base

Works with, supports, and takes direction from senior lead as assigned

Involved in all aspects of design and construction administration

Formulates and prioritizes projects and project requirements following the guidelines outlined in PCCA strategic plans, approved budgets, the PCCA’s Project Manual and to respond to port growth and operational needs

Supports Commercial and Real Estate Departments, as assigned, for the development of proposed and final lease or easement premises, writes metes and bounds descriptions, and prepares map exhibits

Prepares and updates standard drawings and design details

Prepares exhibits, maps, charts, and other presentation materials to support presentations to the Port Commission and the general public

Travels by vehicle to project sites and function outside in various weather conditions while inspecting port facilities and tenant improvements and construction progress

Maintains high level of integrity and professionalism and promotes good employee relations

Adheres to PCCA Policy, promotes PCCA environmental precepts, a safe work environment and the SEAPORT values

Functions in pre-and post-disaster preparedness as a Tier 2 employee

CANDIDATE PROFILE

The preferred candidate for this position should be a detail-oriented professional with a demonstrated track record in planning and design. Requirements for the position include:

EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS

Associates Degree in Technical Drafting and Design Technology or equivalent

Good driving record with valid driver’s license

Ability to obtain and maintain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) during course of employment

EXPERIENCE & JOB KNOWLEDGE

Knowledge of port, marine and rail infrastructure design and planning

Knowledge of local, state and federal codes and requirements

Effective business communication utilizing correct English (spelling and grammar)

Strong analytical and detail orientation skills, with a solid customer service orientation

Proficiency in MS Office, including Word and Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and other related applications

Strong problem-solver with a collaborative style of effective project management

ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL ABILITIES

Ability to perform essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation, including but not limited to regularly sitting, standing, walking, speaking, reading or hearing, using hand to finger movements; frequently reaching and occasionally lifting and/or moving up to 10 pounds, stooping, kneeling, crouching or crawling, climbing or descending ladders to elevated or lower work levels to inspect Port infrastructure and construction progress

Interested and qualified candidates may apply online at www.portofcc.com or by contacting Workforce Solutions of the Coastal Bend at (361) 882-7491. Applications and resumes must be submitted to the PCCA Human Resources Department on or before March 4, 2019, 4pm CST.

PCCA leadership will review submittals and the most qualified candidates will be invited for a meeting to further discuss the position. The successful candidate will undergo a background investigation.

PCCA is an Equal Opportunity Employer

WHO WE ARE

>100 million revenue tons in 2017 (4th in nation) >85,000 Port related jobs with 200 + Employees >$335 Million State and Local Tax Revenue Over 25,000 acres under management Public Corporation and Texas Political Subdivision 10-Year $1 Billion Capital Investment Project

IN THE LAST DECADE

Significant Diversification of Cargo & Customers Operating Revenues of Nearly $100 Million Total Assets in Excess of $700 Million Capital Expenditures in Port Infrastructure exceed $100 Million annually Environmental Investments > $25 Million

PCCA facilitates goods movement all over the world; from petrochemical to agriculture; from wind components to hot briquette iron. PCCA is a recognized leader in environmental initiatives and stewardship PCCA's Engineering Services Department is responsible for execution on over $700 million in capital projects over the next decade. PCCA is protected by a state-of-the-art security department, with a fully sworn police force PCCA operations are guided by an Environmental Management System, ISO 14001, providing environmental awareness and protection of assets. PCCA is governed by a seven-member board with appointees from the City of Corpus Christi, Nueces County and San Patricio County.

Corpus Christi is a coastal city in South Texas with a temperate climate and friendly people. The region features miles of shoreline and abundant outdoor recreational opportunities, numerous festivals, entertainment venues and culinary options. A strong local workforce is bolstered by exceptional higher education opportunities at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi and through the Del Mar College System. With a metropolitan area of nearly half a million people, the city is packed with modern amenities and traditional comfort.

About Port of Corpus Christi Authority

It is the mission of Port Corpus Christi to leverage commerce to drive prosperity. The Port’s vision is “To be the energy Port of the Americas.” As the 4th largest Port in the United States in total tonnage, Port Corpus Christi, handles the goods of the world, from petrochemical to agriculture, and from wind components to iron. PCC is protected by a state-of-the-art security department, with a full police force and PCC operations are guided by the Environmental Management System, ISO 14001, providing environmental awareness and protection of assets. PCC is governed by a seven member board with appointees from the City of Corpus Christi, Nueces County and San Patricio County.

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